Dr. Todd Fiegel is a conductor, clinician, and consultant residing in the Salt Lake City area. He was schooled at the Universities of Wisconsin and Colorado and has been Director of Bands at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire, Idaho State University, and Muskingum College, and was professor of trumpet and conducting at the University of Montana. Dr. Fiegel is an active clinician and guest conductor in both the United States and Canada, in which country he has conducted from westernmost Vancouver Island to the eastern coast of Newfoundland.

Fiegel is also a serious devotee of film music, lecturing frequently on the subject and preparing articles for publication. He has conducted his own silent film score Celluloid Tubas in well over a hundred performances coast to coast, including three performances at various ITECs. Fiegel's adaptation of music for the Roadrunner cartoon Zoom and Bored for tubas was premiered at the 1995 International Tuba and Euphonium Conference at Northwestern University. His thorough examination of Bernard Herrmann's landmark score for "The Day the Earth Stood Still" is the centerpiece of the premiere issue of The Journal of Film Music.